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UltraRob March 31, 2008 at 9:11 pm

I find it hard not to get caught up with working. More with my website than my day job since I see it has the potential to change my future. I still need time away from work to keep from getting burned out. My wife and kids also need me.

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Mark March 31, 2008 at 11:33 pm

Hi Jarkko – Welcome back! Nice way to kick things off…you now have me reflecting as well, and I didn’t even take a trip :)

Mark’s last blog post: How to Travel the Globe for FREE Using FLICKR

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Don April 1, 2008 at 6:48 am

Dear Jarkko,

Welcome Back…

You know I just can’t help to read your blog.

I always check my bookmark for your new post.

Well written direct to the point.

Its all come from the heart.

My tongue never got twisted as well as my mind.

So smooth to read…

PS.
Your baby is so cute…

Thank You And More Power

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Jarkko April 1, 2008 at 11:02 am

Thanks guys! It’s nice to be back with such amazing people waiting for me :)

@UltraRob: I know. That happens to me a lot as well, and as long as the rest of your needs (and the needs of your family) are fulfilled, that’s OK.

One thing that is on my mind right now is the nature of the work. Is it something you have to do, or something you want to do? Maybe by implementing a muse business, like Tim Ferriss recommends, we could get rid of the have-to and only work on the want-to (your website, in this case?).

@Mark: Nice to hear that I got you thinking! Looking forward to hearing your ideas :)

@Don: Thanks, man! It’s great to hear you enjoy my writing. And yes, Oiva is the cutest!

Take care!

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Pepez April 2, 2008 at 3:06 pm

That suitcase photo is hilarious! You could sell it to any insurance company ;-)

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shane April 2, 2008 at 7:01 pm

This is such a timely post. Julie and I are trying to get preggy and were debating if it would be too hard to do a trip to Italy with a 6 week old newborn (hypothetically speaking). That is a great photo.

shane’s last blog post: Top 10 Mistakes Made by New Freelancers

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James Dalman April 2, 2008 at 8:45 pm

Jarkko,

Almost every time I read your stuff I really think we are twins separated at birth. Have I said that before?

“Just don’t let your carefulness stop you from doing the big things you are planning”.

I am in the process of simplifying and making some big changes in business and personal life. I blogged about them a bit today at my personal blog and I am tired of being careful and playing by others rules. And I thank Shane and you for some this inspiration!

@Shane – go for broke on the baby thing, even though she is going to do all the work! LOL. My family and I go just about everywhere together and we love being with each other. It’s a tremendous blessing no matter how young or old they are.

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Jarkko April 2, 2008 at 10:48 pm

@Pepez: Good idea! :)

@Shane: Hmm… Traveling with a 6 week old newborn sounds a bit different from traveling with one with 10 months of age.

But actually, I think you could pull it off. It might even be easier than traveling with a baby of Oiva’s age. First of all, a newborn (often) sleeps most of the day (I can’t remember if it was 16 hours per day or even more). Second, even when he/she is awake he/she doesn’t move nor care about where he/she is. Any place is just as good as any other.

I’m starting to wonder why we didn’t travel with Oiva when he was younger ;)

@James: Hehe! You said that once before, but it’s great to hear it again anyway, brother :)

I just went to read your blog post – you can expect a comment over there as well once I get it written.

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Tony August 17, 2008 at 6:29 am

I looking for the next installment of your blog

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